>> back and say you can't do this to us. there's no way that you can deter us from doing what we want to do. boston strong. exactly one year after the boston marathon bombings. a community gathered to honor those that died. we'll go live to boston for the details. and good tuesday morning to you. temperatures are going to tumble today. we have a mild pattern shaping up for mid-week and then a warm easter weekend. we'll show you how this all times out for your microclimate in moments. and i continue to have this camera trained as crews clear this car that had basically spun around after hitting these barrels east shore freeway. why this is an interesting twist for folks traveling through berkeley. live look in san francisco, you can make out the top of the pyramid. all the difference in a day makes. guess what, tuesday, yeah, tax day, as well. hopefully you're getting a refund today. this is "today in the bay."

a very good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> breaking news in san jose as firefighters are still battling a garage fire. here is a map to illustrate where this is happening. flames erupted just after 4:00 at the home on moorings court not too far from north jackson avenue. just off-of 680 if you're familiar with that neighborhood. bob redell at the scene where there was concern that this fire could spread to nearby homes. they look like they're in there pretty close together, bob. >> they are single family homes but they're tightly knit together. the cream color building. and that's where the fire is and you see the white smoke, which is a good sign. the fire department, we just spoke with them said they have

not officially achieved, knocked down the fact that you have white smoke means definitely more control over the fire. this started around 4:00 this morning. so, just about an hour ago and the fire department says there's one message they want to get out this morning is the fact that a smoke alarm, fire alarm saved a family of nine people who were inside this home. the mother was awoken by the alarm, it was a mom and we presume a father and then seven children and then the fire department said she let everyone out through the smoke. that gives you a sense of just how close this was to really overtaking the house while they were inside. they escaped. i saw them briefly, they are okay. of course, a little rattled and they are okay. the children are okay, as well. it started as a one alarm fire, it got so severe they had to call for backup. it became a two-alarm fire in a home back there on moorings court a good couple blocks from where we are right now. because these homes are so close together, the fire department said it did spread possibly to

two other homes causing damage to those homes. they don't know the cause yet, but they do tell us it started in the garage. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." we also have continuing coverage this morning. cadaver dogs will walk through of what is left of our old studio in san jose. pr christie smith is live at that scene of the fire. more than dozen people living inside that building at the time of the fire. >> homeless advocates are saying that is really no surprise because homelessness has reached a crisis level here in santa clara county, up about 8 pefr over the past three years. but i want to show you what is happening out here this morning. this is one of the walls that's still standing out here this morning. one is an important number because as you pan over, you can see what the rest looks like. what they're going to do is bring in bulldozers and knock down the burned shell and cadaver dogs will be brought in to make sure no one was left

behind in the abandoned kntv studios. one man told us that he spent eight months living inside of it after being stopped by police officers he was escorted on into the property. what he was doing was looking for his wallet and i.d. what he left on the property. 14 people were living in the empty building with that massive fire broke out on sunday and he believes they all escaped, but he also told us at one point he thought at least 42 people called this home. homeless advocates say that number isn't too surprising that homeless is way up in the county. firefighters at this point say they just want to make sure that everyone did get out okay. >> we do find in a lot of our vacant buildings there are homeless folks that do camp out and it is a challenge because you don't know where they're located. there aren't any specific apartment doors or anything to go to and try to force entry to find folks inside. >> now, the intense heat at the

former studios on park avenue in the fire made it just too dangerous for firefighters and arson investigators to go inside. we did hear that two dogs apparently died in this fire. it is considered suspicious. again, bulldozers expected to be here to knock this down first thing this morning. reporting live in san jose, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, christie. two burglary suspects are still at large following a massive search in palo alto. a burglary happened last night when police arrested one of the three suspects three blocks away and san jose police helicopter searched for the two suspects until 10:00 p.m. less than a month ago, another interrupted burglary happened a block away and this led to an hour's long standoff and those two suspects also got away. santa clara supervisors will

talk about keeping homeless living on the peninsula safe from the elements. at a meeting this morning, they will discuss removing the sunniville armory. used as a weather shelter for up to 125 people. today supervisors will talk about finding a new shelter and how to fund that facility if they do find one. county administrators are talking about replacing the armory with rotating warming centers but those would only open under extreme conditions. they say to cue up the bonnie tyler. not instead a total eclipse of the heart, but a total eclipse of the moon. creating a blood moon. the red coloring comes from light refracting off the earth's atmosphere. we were able to see it here at the nbc bay area studios. another lunar eclipse expected in october. pretty grim. >> for everyone who will have

that sun stuck in their head all day, we apologize. >> turn around, bright eyes, i'm already singing it in my head. checking with meteorologist christina loren. it is a good song for that moon. >> every day i fall apart. you made it to tuesday and temperatures are looking great out there to start the day because of that blanket of low clouds, that actually prevented a lot of people from getting a clear shot of that glorious moon. well, the one good thing it is keeping our temperatures mild this morning. let's talk about where we are headed throughout the day. weather story of the day, mostly cloudy for most of the day, in fact, all the way until about lunchtime today. so, we stopped the clock on your future ast casyou're making your way out the front door. stop it again for you by 11:00 a.m. and by that point mostly sunny for most of the bay area and still amount of cloud cover hanging the coastline and clear out by 2:00 p.m. and by 5:00

that patchy fog rolls right back in. another one of those days and a nice, cool, ocean breeze. inland really spectacular conditions and a little cool side at the immediate coast. 66 degrees in san francisco versus 77 in the south bay and 77 for the peninsula looking gorgeous in one country and temperatures up there today will be in the upper 70s. 78 for the tri-valley and 72 degrees at oracle arena. let's check your drive with our traffic warrior. here's mike. >> always proud of the warriors and, yes, thank you. the road warriors, as well. we still have that wheelchair team and an awesome drive, as well, for these fours lks on fo wheels. all lanes moouving smoothly. frontage road not a problem any more. again, that was an issue. folks taking it as an alternate had to drive away for a few minutes. the bay bridge once you get through this area and get over here with no break and heading over the water.

the map shows you a smooth drive towards the maze. that earlier crash is what we're showing on the map slowing through the scene. san jose watching jackson just south of alum rock and continue to follow that with bob redell on the scene. an earlier hit and run crash and a lot of distraction slowing into livermore. the rest of the tri-valley is fine. 5:09. a suspected tornado crashes through mississippi overnight leaving oench overturned rvs and trailers in its path. also coming up, a very solemn day in boston as the city stops to mark one year after the boston marathon bombings. coming up, a live report on the special ceremonies planned for today. got a story for nbc's investigative unit call the tip line at 1-88-996-tips or e-mail us.

welcome back, everyone. it's 5:11. people in boston today are pausing to mark one year since bombs exploded at the finish line of the boston marathon. the blast killed three people, injuring more than 260. nbc chris palone in boston has a preview of today's events. good morning, chris. >> should be an emotional day here in the city of boston as people stop to remember the dead, honor those who survived and give thanks it all the people who helped this city move forward in the past year. in boston, it's a day to look back and look forward. as the city prepares for next week's marathon, it pauses to remember what happened last year when two bomb blasts exploded near the finish line, changing live, this city and its people forever. >> i think it's going to be a hard day for them, obviously, a

year anniversary, but an important step in the healing process and also the healing process for the city. >> reporter: a year filled with sorrow and also with hope. some survivors spent weeks in the hospital adjusting to new realities getting used to amputations, scars and prosthetics. facing the realthy thity that t on the calendar is here, again since their lives have so drastically changed. >> everything went so quick and kind of fighting to, fighting yourself to move forward. >> reporter: as the tributes and memorials take place, they honor those who died simply watching the marathon and remember mit police sean collier shot and killed as the bombing suspects tried to flee the city. regardless of what happened a year ago, this city is resolute to carry on as it always has. 9,000 more runners than last year will take to the streets next week. many running to honor the victims. others still to show that fear

will not win out. >> boston is a resilient town. we bounce back from that. always be in our hearts and minds. boston strong goes on. >> reporter: showing strength simply by putting one foot in front of the other, regardless of how hard that might be. later today vice president joe biden joins state and local officials for a service honoring all the victims of the boston marathon bombings and afterwards go out to the finish line for the moment the bombs went off one year ago today. >> thank you very much, chris. meantime, a stanford grad has received a pulitzer prize. showing the painful recovery process for one of the survivors of the bombing. grew up in san francisco and studied studio art with an emphasis in photography at stanford. palo alto weekly reports his

career started at the age of 10 when he took a free course which then sparked his dream of becoming a "national geographic" photographer. >> pretty amazing pictures. google has scooped in and it will not say how much it paid for the company has paid for the drones. google will team titan personnel with project balloon. they will bring internet to parts of the planet that are not currently online. google will release first quarter earnings tomorrow. today we get reports from a couple other companies, as well. seema mody is live at cnbc headquarters with the latest on that. good morning to you. >> peggy, good morning. futures right now are mixed after stocks ended near the highs of the session on monday. investors cheering a report showing a jump in retail sales

and we do get data out today on consumer prices and housing and fed chair janet yelin speaks before the opening bell. a lot of investors watching for that. the dow rising 146 points and nasdaq closing up by 22. some tech news on our radar, t-mobile will stop charging customers who go over their data limit. it will have their speed slowed down until they buy another plan. in january, t-mobile offered to pay $350 in termination fees if users switched over from their old wireless carrier. back to you. >> all right, seema, thank you. 5:16 right now. newest model of the iphone could cost you $100 more, according to business insider. talking to carriers about upping the price of the iphone series. no one coming out with a new phone this year, so charge more

for this one. the new phone 5s costs 1 $9 with a new contract at at&t and verizon. the smartphone with that giant screen retails for $299 when it debuted. >> interesting. >> time for an upgrade. >> not charging for the forecast. that's for free. >> we get paid in sunshine. >> exactly. >> we have a nice sea breeze, as well, for today. kind of cool out there at the coast, but really comfortable conditions today inland. you have to have give and take here in the bay area. right now temperatures are mostly in the 50s. 54 degrees in the south bay and 56 for the peninsula and 53 degrees in san francisco this morning where we have a blanket of low clouds, even some fog developing, especially at the immediate coastline. so, give yourself extra time if you take that way to work. overall, though, we're looking pretty good in terms of your visibility as of right now. we know these numbers can drop off as we head throughout the morning hours. we'll watch these very closely

for you. up to four miles in santa rosa and south of the golden gate bridge, half moon bay where you have five miles of visibility and drop to six now in gilroy. but temperatures out there are comfortable to start those low clouds and fog will be a factor, until at least about 7:00 a.m. by 9:00 a.m. partly clear sky here inland and then wait for it at the immediate coast until about lunchtime and that's when the cool ocean breeze will pick up, as well. nice, sunny finish. good air quality out there and that ocean air will come in and make things really nice. becoming sunny 2:00 to 4:00. mild inland and cool at the coast for today. temperatures work like this. 74 degrees along the peninsula, hard to beat that. 77 in the south bay and 66 not a bad day in san francisco. little on the mild side and cooler than yesterday and 75 degrees for the north bay with more changes coming our way as we get into your holiday week and very slight chance for showers on friday. not really counting on that.

as we head throughout the next couple days, though, that warm air mass will retreat and foggy mornings and nice, sunny afternoons with that ocean air transported all the way inland. that is our friend, that natural ac. our friend in the traffic department, he always gets us to work on time and he knows the short cuts and always a line by your desk it find out where the traffic is. >> the morning show folks we get out of the office early and folks always swing by and nice to say good-bye and check on the traffic flow around the local streets, as well. over here, 580, looking at traffic flowing. as far as the eye can see out of the livermore area moving smoothly. look at this on the map. guys, getting the break here for dublin and livermore for 580 westbound and unfortunately getting this break because of these folks and an earlier hit and run crash will tie things up blocking a couple lanes right now as crews try to remove a toyota corolla to the roadway. the make of the car is not the problem, but hit and spun around. traffic backing up and silver

lining for the folks in the tri-valley. over here in the south bay moves a little smoothly and north 87 a little blip. big issue here just south of alum rock on jackson. there's an overnight garage fire which expanded to two alarms and had to call for backup and a second crew and affecting the traffic flow on jackson heading up towards alum rock. so far okay getting towards 680 and 101. 101 and 880 moving very smoothly on either side of the bay. look at the map, no delays through here. predictable and typical through san rafael, back to you. >> sounds good, mike, thank you. a new video of storm damage in mississippi. take a look at this. a severe storm flipped over and completely destroyed 20 to 30 rvs and trailers. this at an rv park last night. firefighters had to rescue two people inside one of those rvs. several others injured in the

storm. callers thought the storm was a tornado it was so powerful. an front police investigating after someone stole an airport shuttle bus with people inside. stopped near oferrule on 4:00 on sunday morning but the driver got out to help load luggage, a man onboard commandeered the shuttle. a few blocks later, shuttle thief let everyone off with their suitcases and then he took off. shuttle was found in alameda county later that day, but the thief still at large. they just split a cab to the airport. >> wow, can you imagine? wondering if they're going to make their flight. 5:21 right now. back in the pool and getting ready for rio. when michael phelps will be returning to competition.

. 5:23. good morning to you. take a look outside san

francisco. boy, we looked at this shot yesterday morning and little bit there creeping in. by the way, speaking of a little baseball here. giants off yesterday. today, though, they'll start a three-game series at home against the dodgers. first pitch 7:15. a lot of people looking forward to that tonight. tim lincecum will be on the mound for the orange and black. should be a good game. meanwhile, the a's are in anaheim today playing the angels. oakland coming off a big win. last night pinch hitter jaso hit a two-run blast in the ninth inning. a's hold on to win 3-2. to the pool where 22-time gold medalist took a shot at gold. he'll compete for the first time since the london games. swim in the 50 and 100-meter freestyle in mesa, arizona. his coach said phelps is far from being in top form, but considering a fifth olympics in rio in 2016. well, stanford senior has made history. the star player on the cardinal

women's basketball team was picked number one in last night's wnba draft. good for her. she'll play for the connecticut sun. she and her sister are the only sister team to be picked number one over all in the history of the league. couple of fantastic players. ncaa basketball tournament has cost a connecticut burrito chain more than $400,000. mo's southwest grill thought it was a great idea to drop the price of the burrito when the men or women's team won. burrito prices dropped to $5. the elite 8 saw prices drop to $4, when both the men and women's teams won the championship, burritos just cut back to a dollar each. fans ate 20,000 burritos costing that chain $435,000 in revenue. >> you hope that maybe the extra

business helped a little bit -- >> something in the tip jar. >> that is a big hit in the burrito department there. >> that's one way to put it. all right, we're getting a look, of course, at the forecast out there with christina. she's watching that, as well. >> yeah, good morning to you. temperatures mostly in the 50s out there right now. 56 degrees along the peninsula. san francisco is at 53. headed towards an absolutely spectacular finish to the day. going to be a little bit breezy at the immediate coast. we're talking about temperatures in the mid-70s. no need for the ac and you know those summer months are lurking just around the corner now. enjoy it while it lasts. let's check your drive. >> enjoy this while it lasts, as well. a very smooth, easy drive across that san mateo bridge. christina is talking about fog along the coast, possibly. as you travel along the area. let's look at the map and show you no problems along the coast. san mateo, foster city, those

school districts and more are on vacation this week. you know, have a lighter flow of traffic along the peninsula and the south bay for san jose schools. track the slowing into livermore. back to you. it's 5:27. the world watching ukraine this morning as the country prepares for what it is calling anti-terrorist operations. details in a live report. also, do you know this man? take a look at this video here. police say he could be responsible for a recent fire at a facility that is connected to san jose children's hospital. a large fire that started in a garage, bob redell just talked to crews on the scene. we'll have a live update, next.

5:21 right now. taking a live look right now at san jose. where fire crews are currently dealing with a large fire. bob redell talking to fire investigators there and getting the latest details. you can still see the smoke in the background with the light behind coming up behind these row houses. firefighters are concerned it

could spread to adjacent buildings. a security guard arrested and charged with child molestation. what police are telling us this morning. also sharing services, a new plan that is being floated today that could have santa clara deputies patrolling the streets of san jose. and we've got a nice mild start to kick off your tuesday in san jose. low clouds settling in to san francisco, nice day shaping up and changes, though, for your holiday weekend. we'll take you through your full forecast. weather wise sounds like a great day here to talk about changes this week, which may disrupt the flow that you may expect for your south bay cumulate. we'll see if you like it or not. let's take a live look outside this morning. we like this morning starting out okay. your past monday, at least. it is tax day, tuesday, april 15th. it is "today in the bay." well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us, i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon.

breaking news in san jose. fire crews cleaning up following a house fire. a map to help illustrate the scene. flames erupt just after 4:00 at a home on moorings court not far from alumrock and jackson avenue. bob redell joins us live from the scene where we're told everyone got out okay. >> the san jose fire department wants this to be a lesson for everyone to make sure you have smoke alarms and the batteries are fresh. you're looking at what's left of the fire and you can see that smoke that is illuminated by the fire department's lights there. you have a series of row houses. a row house, a single family home that cost fire and one reason why it took a while for the fire department to put it out is the area is very tight and you have homes on top of homes. it was very difficult to start the fire. it started at around 4:00 this morning. took around an hour or two to get that out. the home is destroyed, but

remarkably, as you mentioned, laura, no one was hurt. there was a family of nine people inside when this fire started, as i mentioned, around 4:00 this morning. a maurother, father and seven children. a newborn baby. the fire started in the garage, worked its way up to the second floor where the family was asleep. the fire department, again, crediting the family for having smoke alarms. that's what woke the mother who in turn woke up the rest of her family and led them to safety. >> go down a stairwell in heavy black smoke and out the front door. smoke detectors are what saved their lives. had it not been smoke detectors in this home, these people would not have made it out alive. they quickly got to the second floor. aga again, mom saved everyone in the house. >> reporter: that fire did destroy their home and the radiant heat from the pire and other homes nearby were very close to that home did cause

damage to surrounding homes. the fire department is not sure how many homes they're talking about whether it's one, two or three. the family who did escape did mention to their neighbor that they had problems with wiring. we brought that up to the fire department and they're not sure if that had anything to do with the fire. again, they know it started in the garage, whether it was electrical in nature, it's still too early to tell. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> glad they got out, thanks, bob. continuing coverage of the old kntv studio. this one hitting close to home and what is left of that building will not be standing for too much longer. bulldozers are scheduled to knock it down in just a few hours. "today in the bay" christie smith is live at the scene and just really be a pile of rubble after this, christie. >> good morning to you. you can still smell the aftermath of that fire. hard to believe it looks like this. i remember coming here after getting hired in 2001 to meet

everyone inside the studio. this is what's left. that fire was massive. some of the beams have a wave to them. what's going to happen today is that bulldozers are coming. they're going to knock this down. a couple of walls standing and they're going to go ahead and knock that down, too. there is a security guard keeping everyone out for safety reasons. and today, also, a search to make sure that no one was left behind inside. so, cadaver dogs going to do a walk through. one man tells us that he lived in the former kntv studios for eight months and he came back yesterday to retrieve a wallet and an i.d. he said that 14 people actually lived in the abandoned building on park street about the time the massive fire started on sunday, but at one point he said up to 42 people actually lived here. the city was in the process of getting permits to tear it down. we asked, though, why they weren't keeping a closer eye on it. >> can't confirm how many

speepal were squatting whether it was 2 or 28. but our understanding is that that building was very well secured. >> homeless advocates say that they aren't surprised at all by those numbers. homeless numbers reached a crisis level in santa clara county with more than 7,600 homeless on any given night. arson investigators haven't had a chance to go and get a good look inside because they're concerned of collapse of what is left inside. the bulldozers expected here as soon as day break. reporting live in san jose, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> amazing to see that, christie, thank you. redwood city police investigating a suspicious death after a man suffering from a head wound was found in a park. police say a man was found about 8:30 yesterday morning, lying on the ground in red morton park. he was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at a hospital. the man's identity is not yet been released. an autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of his

death. police have new security camera footage will help them find a fire that set fire to offices used by children's hospital oakland. showing a man behind a building just before that fire was reported. he's described as white, balding, between 30 and 40 years old wearing a checkered shirt and dark pants. the fire started around 2:30 in the morning on april 4th. a security guard from a san jose hospital is under arrest charged with molesting children years ago. derrick hammond was arrested last month. not clear why the public is just learning about the case. he was hired to provide security at santa clara medical center. not clear what led investigators to hammond or how many children he is accused of. a former gangster arrested with leland yee to enter a plea

in court today. raymond "shrimp boy" chow accused of money laundering and conspiring to steal stolen property. a series of fbi raids in the bay area last month. today four other people who were arrested on the east coast reportedly connected to chow will also be in court. san jose may have found a solution to end the city's shortage of police officers. today santa clara county supervisors will talk about letting sheriff deputies help out the san jose police. the idea came after the city was only able to fill about half of the 60 open slots in the most recent police academy. the leftover money could go to pay sheriff deputies. that plan would run for up to two years until the city can fill its ranks. in just over an hour from now google glass will go on sale it the general public. sort of. limited time to get your hands on the tech gadget, if you want it. here's the catch. google glass only available today. online. and a pair will cost you $1,500.

so far the device is only been available to a slight group of tech insiders. last year research showed only 12% of u.s. online consumers would be interested in that computerized eye wear like google glass. we'll see how many takers on the street tomorrow. >> see if you start seeing them around, christina. of course, seeing that forecast, as well. looking at the easter weekend, it's coming up. >> it is. it is going to be really, really nice. thick fog, cold conditions, as you know, it's that time of year here in the bay area and we're rolling the dice and looking really good this year. today, i want to focus on that weather story and you can see right now, our wind directions are all over the place. a weak disturbance come through. as we head throughout the second half of the day, all these wind arrows are pointing from the sea to your inland cities. that means that cool ocean air will be transported all the way inland. a little bit gusty today right at the immediate coast. let's take it to your futurecast. searching here for the warmer

colors. that's where we'll see the strongest wind as we progress throughout the day. as we head through 11:00 a.m. through about 5:00 p.m. the red and pink coming in. pretty gusty right at the immediate coastline otherwise comfortable conditions inland. open up the windows and nice sea breeze into your home. 77 for the south bay and 66 in san francisco and 78 degrees in the east bay. we'll take a close look at that easter holiday forecast coming up in my next report. right now, though, let's take you out that front door and he wouldn't leave us hanging on a traffic tuesday. mike is back. good morning to you. >> good morning. anthony, you're in good hands with anthony here. hope he's sleeping. looking over here north 101. easier flow of traffic here and we should see that for san jose and the peninsula because a lot of these schools including the unified school districts are on vacation this week. we're watching one area in particular. moorings court where bob redell following the garage fire. that's south of alum rock but

sounds and looks like things are moving smoothly. san carlos and others on vacation, as well. light fog through pacifica and half moon bay and expect the lighter flow of traffic and tri-valley is an issue here. slowing into livermore and i'll show you that in a second. back to you. >> sounds great, thanks, mike. president obama says there's still a chance of a diplomatic resolution in ukraine despite recent aggressions by russia. the very latest in a live report from washington, next. also deadline day and not just taxes that we're talking about, although it is april 15th. you want to get those in by midnight. we'll tell you what else april 15th is the deadline for here in the state of california.

welcome back, everyone. it's 5:42. ukraine's acting president says terrorists began overnight but

protesters argue it's not enough with prorussia activists still occupying government buildings in that country. danielle lee live on capitol hill where the obama administration preparing for an emergency meeting with russia later this week. good morning. >> hi, laura, good morning. we're seeing a real tug of war going on in ukraine between people loyal to russia and those loyal to the new government in kiev. in the same time the tensions are increasing, tensions between the u.s. and russia. yesterday we saw pro-russia groups taking over more and more buildings in eastern ukraine, the u.s. and specifically the white house is very concerned that russia is behind that. add to the tensions a russian fighter pilot, a plane, an attack plane was flying over a u.s. navy warship several times making unauthorized passes and that increased the tensions between the u.s. and russia. this escalates to a phone conversation between president obama and also russian president vladimir putin yesterday.

in that, they did speak of these concerns about russia being behind some of this escalating violence. putin is denying those accusations. while there really wasn't any break through in that phone call, the conversation is now going and those talks are going to continue later this week when there is an emergency meeting between several international bodies in geneva. the hope is to find some kind of a path forward. i can also tell you vice president joe biden and secretary of state john kerry had breakfast today and ukraine was expected to be a top ic. >> thanks so much, danielle. charges against a 73-year-old man accused of killing three people at a jewish-sponsored facility in the kansas city area could be filed today. frazier glenn cross is expected to be charged with three counts of first degree murder, but authorities say there's also enough evidence to prosecute cross for federal hate crime charges that could results in the death penalty. the former ku klux klan leader has a long history with the group and other racist and sumettic organizations.

new concerns after a pair of parolees went on an alleged killing spree while wearing gps trackers. they killed at least four women in anaheim and santa ana last fall. both are registered sex offenders who checked in monthly with a parole officer and complied with supervision giving officers no reason, they say, to watch them more closely. officers say there may be a fifth victim in that spree. most men, both men are expected to be arraigned today and could face the death penalty, if convicted. today a solemn anniversary for our country one year ago a pair of bombs went off at the boston marathon, killing three people and injuring more than 260 others. there will be a number of ceremonies in boston today to honor the victims, including a flag raising ceremony and also a moment of silence at the marathon finish line. vice president joe biden and his wife jill will also be attending a separate memorial service in boston. president obama will observe

that privately with a moment of silen silence at the oval office. one of those injured is bay area native aaron hern. the 12-year-old is from martinez. sending shrapnel into the crowd. he sent the next several weeks undergoing surgeries to remove pieces of metal from his legs. crews scouring the ocean hope to get a submarine back into the water. yesterday crews sent bluefin-21 deep into a part of the indian ocean to search the seabed for any signs of wreckage, but the water proved too deep and the sub automatically returned to the surface just six hours into its 16-hour mission. the bluefin-21 has a built-in safety feature that won't let it go any deeper than 15,000 feet. the data it was able to collect is now being analyzed, but officials say didn't find

anything significant. >> that is so frustrating. so many hopes are definitely pinned on that. but we're talking about such a deep ocean. >> we could be waiting for a long time. >> very true. >> but i'm sure they'll keep searching for it. we're searching for a beautiful day today. if you have any sort of reservations about getting outdoors today, the only place where that might be the case is at the immediate coast. a little bit of drizzle out there, onshore flow is rather robust. otherwise, i think you should be okay, at least for the next couple hours to get out there without having to carry an umbrella or something to prevent your head from getting wet. we had that drizzle yesterday. that fog was thick, this morning, more like a blanket of low clouds and actually trapping in some of that warmth which is why we're waking up in the 50s. comfortable conditions out there. if you're headed outdoors today you can see from this live picture of san francisco, weather story of the day is that building ocean breeze. it's going to be nice, just a little bit breezy later on today

at the immediate coast and not a great day for boaters who have a small craft advisory in place. widespread low clouds in place from now until 9:00 a.m. burn off earlier, especially along the peninsula. i think you'll be socked in with fog at least until 9:00 a.m. cloudy through noon, otherwise we'll see the clouds break apart from lunchtime to 2:00 and then we're talking about beautiful, sunny finish to the day. good air quality out there and we're getting into the great time of year where temperatures arant too hot and not too cold. 74 degrees along the peninsula today and 78 degrees in the east bay. about five to seven degrees above average for this time of year. not that far off from the norm for spring conditions. we're going to hold on to this stretch of fair weather all the way through the next five days. just some minor changes to tell you about as we head thursday into friday and temperatures will drop off, low 60s in san francisco and low 70s in here in san jose and maybe some light

showers and best chance for that looks like over the higher elevations and at the immediate coast and that will be late thursday into friday. keep that in mind, otherwise, we're looking fantastic for all your easter egg hunts and all the little ones getting dressed up in their easter bonnets. we'll be comfortable out there. not too warm this year. 76 degrees in the south bay on saturday. 75 degrees for easter sunday and, hey, not even going to be too bad in san francisco. 64 degrees on sunday. >> good morning, christina. looking over here. always ahunting for this, flashing lights. unfortunately, i found them. this is the shot north 101. look at this, the off ramp. right there the flashing lights and reports of at least one lane blocked and look the sets of lights just on the southbound side and you will slow right there at tully road itself. let me show you where this is located on the map. what went on, crash southbound 101 and the northbound side and you see the typical building and flashing light more of a distraction heading towards 680.

right here we should see some slowing and just south of alum rock and bob redell continues to follow the house fire that happened overnight and how the smoke alarm helped save the lives of that family. we're looking at the peninsula and walking coast for lower clouds and maybe some fog and lighter flow hopefully on the surface streets and a lot of schools off and the lighter flow shows up right now on the peninsula and throughout the east bay. 580 into livermore, greenville road where there's an earlier crash still blocking a couple lanes. rest of the tri-valley up to speed and bay bridge toll plaza fastrak slows a bit. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. learning more about the miami police investigation surrounding 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. named in the suspicious incident involving a woman at a miami apartment. that woman said she drank and smoked pot with the 49ers star and two other nfl players.

she then said she woke up in the hospital not knowing how she got there. but the incident report indicates the woman refused to leave the apartment and that a friend of kaepernick's called police twice for help. the report also says that kaepernick was not at the apartment when police arrived to check on the woman. well, it is april 15th, so, as we all know, that is tax day. with so many of us filing online, most post offices will only be open during regular retail hours except for two located in the bay area. oakland may post office and on lundy will have retail service until 8:30 tonight. collecting mail outside of the post office until 10:00. now, to avoid any kind of problems with your tax return, you always want to make sure you check the collection times for your post office, also check your postage, make sure you have enough and use certified mail or return receipt service. you have until midnight tonight to file that 2013 return. another important deadline today to let you know about, cover california applications are due.

now, if you missed the deadline, you'll have a penalty. 200,000 of them are from the bay area. if you already have health insurance through work or school and if you've already signed up for that and you have nothing to worry about. you're all set. 5:52. bay area teen expected to announce today he's entering the nba draft.

5:54 on your tuesday morning. google has updated the terms of service for your g-mail telling users that e-mails are being scanned to create targeted ads. they say the practice actually violates their privacy and wire tapping laws, however, google said they did consent to the

scanning. today san jose own aaron gordon announcing he will join the nba draft. >> the high school grad just finished up his freshman season at arizona and expected to be a top ten pick. gordon was named the pac 12 conference player of the year. minor league hockey teams notorious for interesting promotions, but this could be the first time underwear and diapers have been tossed on to the ice. over the weekend, a bakersfield condors hosted undie sunday inviting fans to toss them on to the ice. a goal came up in the final minutes of the game and that led to socks, underwear and diapers. where is the clean-up crew. that poor zamboni. nearly 6,000 items were collected. they're actually going to be donated to a pair of charities. >> that's good. that's good. good cause there. checking in with

meteorologist christina loren right now and seeing how we're shaping up here as we get going on this workweek. >> good morning to you. temperatures right now mostly in the 50s and we have a gorgeous, gorgeous day shaping up. good air quality as we head throughout the afternoon. we're talking about the mid to upper 70s and, yeah, one of those days where if you don't get outdoors, you might just get regret it as we have a warm up coming our way. i'll take you through the changes coming up right now, though, a traffic tuesday. we want to check on your drive, here's mike. >> san jose unified and a number of peninsula school districts on vacation this week. we should see a lighter flow of traffic. we'll track that. 880 shows traffic past the coliseum and i just got word a stall in the middle lane as you're traveling north past 29th. look at the map and the sensors and seeing no slowing right now. downtown oakland and track this very closely and make sure that is the case. watch that, they will have a break as they move to the shoulder over the next couple

minutes. the whole quadrant of the east bay moving in towards the maze itself. the rest of the peninsula dry. watch that fog along the coast and the south bay continue the build for north 101, which is your commute. the southbound side one lane blocked at tully. lighter countercommute, but, still, one lane is blocked by a crash there. >> could be a distraction. thanks, mike. 5:57 right now. a blood moon in the sky over the bay area this morning. we'll show you some of the incredible video of that moon, coming up next. oscar pistorius on the stand this morning for the final day of cross-examination. the latest details from inside the murder trial, coming up. also, we continue to fraoll breaking news this morning. a very early morning fire in an east san jose neighborhood. crews are still on the scene. seven children in this home. an update on this, coming up next. ♪

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breaks out in a row of homes packed tightly together. how crews are trying to keep those flames from spreading. also while you were sleeping, a blood moon overhead in the night sky. we'll show you new video of this lunar eclipse. plus, google glass on sale right now, but will the tech savbecome a main stream success? >> a great-looking day shaping up. temps are going to tumble as we head throughout the rest of the week staying nice and mild and then a warm up as we head into your holiday weekend. we'll show you how this looks for your microclimate in moments. and this looks horrible, christina. we do have, alan our photographer is on the scene, getting details. this car on its roof. this light pole has been mangled over on the shoulderer and one lane of the free way blocked. 101 in san jose. >> to good to know about that, especially if you're headed out the door. also it is tax day, tuesday, april 15th. this is "today in the bay."